Hospital Group Meets At Leonard Hospital Fall Meeting
The Women s Association of Leonard Hospital held its first fall meeting Tuesday at Mecheart Stel House with President Charles B. Ae Mucray presiding. Mrs George H. EB Frayne presented her report and Winthrop Mincher gave the secretary s report. Mrs Raymond Mason read Vira Leonard Morrios resignation which was accepted. A new Campfire Girls group will manage the hardware and book cart. COSSEEtee selections for next month: Mos Mc Murrey and Mrs Arthur Burch.
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Women’s Association
the Leonard Hospital
Gentun
Mecheart Stel House
Res
Charles B. Ae Mucray
George H. EB. Frayne
Kems
Mire Winthrop Mincher
Raymond, Mason
Secre
Vira
Leonard Morrios
Morrim
Dee
Gew
Hordry End
Cigs
Miss Shaughnessy Weds Delair in St Paul Ceremony
The wedding of Miss FH Shaughnessy daughter of Mr and Mrs David Shaughnessy of Sick Street and Cat Delair son of Mr Yiam Delair of Wysants took place August 12 in a double ring ceremony at St Paul the Apostle Church. Rev Walter Torpey officiated.
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FH Shaughnessy
David Shaughnessick
Cat. Delair
Yiam Delair
Wysants
Court Margaret meeting opens new year activities
The first meeting of the Court Margaret of the C D A will be held today in Knights of Columbus rooms on Third Street. Mrs Catherine Cooper will preside in the regent's absence and the program for the year will be discussed.
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Court Margaret
Flower contributions sought by Troy clubs for morning delivery
The Plant and Flower Guild and the Troy Woman's Club appeal for flower donations to distribute to locals this morning. The RPE Women's Club will run the guild meeting with Mrs. Merton L Timmerman as chairman. Flowers can be dropped at the clubrooms on Second Street after nine oclock.
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Sik Anc
RPE Women’s Club
Merton L Timmerman
Flowers
Ieft
Second Street
Troy Bride Mary Lombardo Weds Michael Vaenito in Stanisty Church
Miss Mary Lombardo daughter of Dominick and Mary Lombardo of 224 Fourth Street wed Michael Vaenito son of Lauria and the late Mrs. Landito of 251 Jose Street in a Sunday ceremony at 3 PM at Stanisty Church. Rev. Angelsa Sanniota officiated with Frank Milanese as soloist. The bride wore ivory satin with Chantilly lace and carried two bouquets. maid of honor Angelie Verzethin of Brookish and bridesmaids Ane Lombardo and Ann Gato. Best man Samuel Lalas and a reception followed at Arrow Tavern. The couple will reside at 251 Fourth Street after a trip to Montreal. Out-of-town guests included relatives from New York, Brooklyn, and Leominster. The groom is a graduate of LaSalle Institute and served in the Cavalry Division. he recently discharged from the service.
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Mary F. Lombardo
Dominick Lew ‘Nardo
Fougih Street
Afichael J. Vaenitio
Ison
Helen Custo Fischetti
Angelie Verzecthin
Waa
Ane Lombardo
Ann Gato
Samuel Lalascoss
Atiandact
Mary Lantilla
iLaSalie Institute
3 Cavalry Division
Montreal
Canada
Lanzille
Fourth Street
Frank +Lombardi
Frank Seatto
Anthony iSomma
New York
John Verrecchio
Jet Marchettt J
James Alexander
Brooklyn
Hose
Anst Statola
Bronx
Carraddine
Tes
Valeria
Leominster
Mase
Alice Vase Jong
Thomas A. Piazza
Dewey
George Washing
Atas
James L. Langille
Bargent
D.D
Irs
Donald WW
Eddy
Waspingers
Arthur
Dodge
Lancaster
Mongee
Quebec
River
Hoosick Falls
Noble & Wood Machine Co
End
Greenwich, Conn
HK Ferguson Co
Cleveland
Surprise party honors Hi Rosenthal Printing owner
Samuel G. Rosenthal, owner of Hi Rosenthal Printing Co., was surprised by his employees yesterday to celebrate his birthday anniversary.
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Samuel G. Rosenthal
Hi. Rosenthal Printing Co
Rosenthal
Community Notes From Local Families and Church Groups
Brooklyn visitors return home from relatives in the city. Nancy McBryce comes back from Lake George. Fiorenes Heinssen guests of Pass Abbott. Rubenstein family returns from Lake George after six weeks. Joseph Smith returns from furlough to Camp Dix. Allene McCarthy to enter Notre Dame freshman class. Pangburns visit Krebe in Green Island. Otto Reinecke and others visit Liederman home. visit to continue. Fidelity Class of Ma tserial Methodist meets at Euclid Ave. Mrs Patton presides. Ruth Howe speaks on Buttons. Group 2 of Ninth Presbyterian Ladies’ Auxiliary to meet at Oakwood Ave.
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C. Louis' Bennett
Brooklyn
Joseph
Seventeenth Street
Mrr
Josep J. Smith
Camp Dix
Afizs Allene McCarthy
Sir
Mire
F. McCarthy
Seventh Avenue
Jett
Jin
Fred Liederman
Grafton
Reinecke
Biedermen
Sraniarzhiter
Fidelity
Ma 'Snerial Methodist Church
Willian Patton
Euclid Avenue
Clarence
N. Powers
Gilmore
David 2 Livingstone
Ruth Howe
Patton
Bessie Henderson
Robert C. Husband
AL Powers
Agriculture and the birth of permanent societies
The passage notes that crop development and animal domestication enabled humans to establish permanent communities, leading to cities and organized nations. It highlights a shift from mobile hunter gatherers to settled life and complex social structures.
Town Notices of Residents Leaving for Camps and Travel
Wisthrop Minchér and Sere depart for Gr iderwood to spend a week at Mrs. Mincher's camp Long Shadows. Miss Remily Bitter returns to Germantown PA after visiting Miss Gould and Mr. Gould at 004 Pinewoods Avenue. Prof Nils Sahlin and family arrive from Sweden with Professor Sakic on a mission and reside currently in New Haven Conn.
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Richard Elite Teft
Griderwood
Sweden
Fort Edward SPAR Bride Norma McCrea Marries David Bartholomew
Norma McCrea, SPARS member and Fort Edward native, wed David Bartholomew at Vesey Dams church in Whitehall with Rev. Joseph H. Pellerier officiating. Betty McCrea served as maid of honor. Cal Breese Manel of the Marine Corps was best man. The couple plans a New England trip then reside on Williams Street in Whitehall. Norma is a Fort Edward High School alum and SPARS recruit stationed at Northport, S 1, with quarters at the Embassy Hotel in New York.
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Vicworrea
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Monica Storrs War Hero in France Wins Croix de Guerre
Monica Storrs 26 receives the Croix de Guerre for her crucial work with General Patton's 43rd Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron in France. She served as interpreter behind German lines, aided underground networks, faced jail and German threats, and chose duty over comfort to save American lives.
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Chicago
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ATC
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University School For Girls
Lake Shore Drive
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Blois
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Ister
Brittea Ayer
Foom
Blaia
43Rd Cavalry
Third Army
Community Clambake Planned by Citizens Party at Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls reservations close this evening for the Citizens Party annual clambake at the waterworks with tickets limited to 200. The event includes chowder luncheon and bake at 4 90. Local trustees chairing arrangements, with notes on auxiliary society meetings and church hall activities. Obituaries note the death of Miss Catherine Grant and funeral plans in Hoosick Falls.
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Citizens’ Party
Berg ‘Sundsy
James ‘Métcer Io
House Votes to Tarn on War Time Standard
The report notes a House vote on war time standards with swift Senate concurrence anticipated. Rep. Tom Ke Boren of Oklahoma announced a $30 figure for the proposed measure as voters prepare for the shift to standard time on September 3.
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Eric
Tle Ke Boren
Warren County Democrats Meet Mead Candidate Prospect
Edward Collins of Warren County and Democratic leaders plan a meeting with WY and Senator James M. Mead to discuss a potential 1946 gubernatorial bid. The group from Northern New York counties will be represented.
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A. Edward Collins
Warren County
James M. Mead
New York
Chaplain Will Speak At Johnsonville Church Open Program
Former pastor James B Schofield will speak at Johnsonville Presbyterian Church in the 3 PM program featuring piano and choral music by the junior and senior choirs. He is on thirty day leave. A social hour and refreshments follow with contributions invited for new choir gowns.
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James B. Schofield
Johnsonville Presbyterian Church
Schofield
Child killed by car in tragic Rochester incident
Police report Gail Anna Mack aged 15 months died after being crushed beneath wheels of an automobile her father was starting by pushing it down an incline in Rochester. The deadly accident occurred on Tuesday and the infant was fatally injured.
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Rochester
Gail Anna Mack
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